In response to recent severe storms and flooding, the city is hosting Rebuild Oahu, offering residents personalized assistance sessions. Meanwhile, Oahu's North Shore saw an evacuation order for Otakē Camp residents due to flash flooding threats, with free bus service provided, as reported by Spectrum. Concerns have risen over Hawaiian Electric's $1 billion power project now located in a 100-year flood zone, potentially affecting permits and funding, detailed by Honolulu Civil Beat. On the political front, Governor Josh Green appointed Michael "Cov" Ratcliffe as the new House District 28 representative, covering areas including Sand Island and Chinatown, according to Hawaii.gov. In legislative news, a bill banning aquarium fishing off Oahu advanced with Senate approval, as Star Advertiser reports. Lastly, a star-studded benefit concert at Ko Olina featuring Jason Momoa, Jack Johnson, and The Green aims to support recovery efforts from the recent Kona low storm damage.